In July, British house prices experienced a modest rise of 0.6% compared to June, with the average hitting £272,664. This ...

UK house prices returned to growth in July as the property market stabilised following the end of a stamp duty holiday, the lender Nationwide said on Friday.

The annual rate of house price growth accelerated to 2.4% on average in July, Nationwide Building Society said.

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The Nationwide House Price Index reveals a 0.6% rise in house prices in July, with the annual rate of house price growth ...

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House prices were up 0.6% month on month, the UK's largest building society - and world's biggest mutual - has confirmed.

The price of a typical home is roughly 5.75x average income, a ratio 'well below' the all-time high of 6.9 recorded in 2022.

House prices in July rose by 0.6% on a seasonally adjusted basis, taking the average to 272,664 pounds ($360,080), after a ...

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House prices continued to rise in July, with an annual increase of 2.4% year-on-year compared to the 2.1% growth in June, ...